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−	Preferred Conservation Zones (PCZ) were a pre-curser to what are now referred to by ~~the~~ single land designation in Scotland ~~which is~~ National Scenic Areas (NSA) with a sub designation referring to ~~the~~ marine ~~location~~. Around 13% of Scotland by land area is designated as a National Scenic Area, with over 26% of these being attributed as marine areas.	+	Preferred Conservation Zones (PCZ) were a pre-curser to what are now referred to by a single land designation in Scotland - National Scenic Areas (NSA) - with a sub designation referring to marine locations. Around 13% of Scotland's land area is designated a National Scenic Area, with over 26% of these being attributed as marine areas.

−	The equivalent of NSAs or areas “of outstanding scenic value in a national context” in the UK for which special protection measures are ~~also~~ required would be Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), whilst specific marines areas may be referred to as Heritage Coast.	+	The equivalent of NSAs or areas “of outstanding scenic value in a national context” in the UK for which special protection measures are required would are Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), whilst specific marines areas may be referred to as Heritage Coast.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
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	* Ancient woodland.		* Ancient woodland.
	* Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.		* Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
−	* Archaeology and construction.
−	* Archaeological officer.
−	* Blue belt.
−	* Civic Amenities Act.
−	* Common area.
−	* Conservation.
−	* Conservation areas.
−	* Conservation officer.
	* Designated land.		* Designated land.
	* Ecological network.		* Ecological network.
	* European sites.		* European sites.
−	* Forests.
−	* Heritage Action Zone.
−	* Historic England.
−	* Listed buildings.
	* Local green space.		* Local green space.
	* Local interest list.		* Local interest list.
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	* National parks.		* National parks.
	* National Scenic Area NSA.		* National Scenic Area NSA.
−	* Natural England.
−	* Natural environment white paper.
	* Nature improvement area.		* Nature improvement area.
	* Ramsar sites.		* Ramsar sites.
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	* Special areas of conservation.		* Special areas of conservation.
	* Special protection areas.		* Special protection areas.
−	* Statutory authorities.
−	* Statutory permissions.
−	* The history of conservation areas.
−	* Tree preservation orders.
−	* Types of land.
−	* Village greens.
	* World heritage site.		* World heritage site.

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Preferred Conservation Zones (PCZ) were a pre-curser to what are now referred to by the single land designation in Scotland which is National Scenic Areas (NSA) with a sub designation referring to the marine location. Around 13% of Scotland by land area is designated as a National Scenic Area, with over 26% of these being attributed as marine areas.

The equivalent of NSAs or areas “of outstanding scenic value in a national context” in the UK for which special protection measures are also required would be Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), whilst specific marines areas may be referred to as Heritage Coast.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

* Ancient woodland.
* Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
* Archaeology and construction.
* Archaeological officer.
* Blue belt.
* Civic Amenities Act.
* Common area.
* Conservation.
* Conservation areas.
* Conservation officer.
* Designated land.
* Ecological network.
* European sites.
* Forests.
* Heritage Action Zone.
* Historic England.
* Listed buildings.
* Local green space.
* Local interest list.
* Local Nature Reserve.
* Making Local Nature Recovery Strategies deliver.
* National nature reserves.
* National parks.
* National Scenic Area NSA.
* Natural England.
* Natural environment white paper.
* Nature improvement area.
* Ramsar sites.
* Scheduled monuments.
* Site of biological importance.
* Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI).
* Sites of Special Scientific Interest.
* Special areas of conservation.
* Special protection areas.
* Statutory authorities.
* Statutory permissions.
* The history of conservation areas.
* Tree preservation orders.
* Types of land.
* Village greens.
* World heritage site.

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